react-redux

How to return a promise from an action using thunk and useDispatch (react-redux hooks)?

喜你入骨 提交于 2021-01-26 07:35:52
问题 I just started exploring react-redux hooks and I was curious how to return a promise if I am using thunk and useDispatch() . Essentially I want to achieve the following: const dispatch = useDispatch(); dispatch(myAction(...args)).then((result) => { ...do something with result }); When my action looks like this: const myAction = (arg1, arg2) => { return (dispatch, getState) => { Promise.resolve(arg1 + arg2); } } I've simplified my problem a lot, but that is essentially what I'm dealing with.

How to return a promise from an action using thunk and useDispatch (react-redux hooks)?

a 夏天 提交于 2021-01-26 07:35:11
问题 I just started exploring react-redux hooks and I was curious how to return a promise if I am using thunk and useDispatch() . Essentially I want to achieve the following: const dispatch = useDispatch(); dispatch(myAction(...args)).then((result) => { ...do something with result }); When my action looks like this: const myAction = (arg1, arg2) => { return (dispatch, getState) => { Promise.resolve(arg1 + arg2); } } I've simplified my problem a lot, but that is essentially what I'm dealing with.

How to set default value in material-UI select box in react?

让人想犯罪 __ 提交于 2021-01-26 03:09:09
问题 I am using Select box from material-ui I want to show "select the value" option by default selected but after that user is not able to select this option. <FormControl required className={classes.formControl}> <InputLabel htmlFor="circle">Circle</InputLabel> <Select value={circle} onChange={event => handleInput(event, "circle")} input={<Input name="circle" id="circle" />} > <MenuItem value="" disabled> <em>select the value</em> </MenuItem> <MenuItem value={10}>Ten</MenuItem> <MenuItem value=

How to set default value in material-UI select box in react?

折月煮酒 提交于 2021-01-26 03:08:50
问题 I am using Select box from material-ui I want to show "select the value" option by default selected but after that user is not able to select this option. <FormControl required className={classes.formControl}> <InputLabel htmlFor="circle">Circle</InputLabel> <Select value={circle} onChange={event => handleInput(event, "circle")} input={<Input name="circle" id="circle" />} > <MenuItem value="" disabled> <em>select the value</em> </MenuItem> <MenuItem value={10}>Ten</MenuItem> <MenuItem value=

React-Redux: What is the canonical way to bind a keypress action to kick off a reducer sequence?

让人想犯罪 __ 提交于 2021-01-23 13:16:15
问题 This is a newbie question for react-redux I spent a couple hours hunting around before finding so I am posting the question and then answering for posterity and also maybe code review. I am using react-redux to create a game where I want to use the WASD keys to move a character around a small map. (This is just a practice example for a larger endeavor). The map simply consists of a bunch of colored <div> s. As I understand it I need to somehow bind the keypress event to something in the React

React-Redux: What is the canonical way to bind a keypress action to kick off a reducer sequence?

让人想犯罪 __ 提交于 2021-01-23 13:11:34
问题 This is a newbie question for react-redux I spent a couple hours hunting around before finding so I am posting the question and then answering for posterity and also maybe code review. I am using react-redux to create a game where I want to use the WASD keys to move a character around a small map. (This is just a practice example for a larger endeavor). The map simply consists of a bunch of colored <div> s. As I understand it I need to somehow bind the keypress event to something in the React

React-Redux: What is the canonical way to bind a keypress action to kick off a reducer sequence?

时光毁灭记忆、已成空白 提交于 2021-01-23 13:11:07
问题 This is a newbie question for react-redux I spent a couple hours hunting around before finding so I am posting the question and then answering for posterity and also maybe code review. I am using react-redux to create a game where I want to use the WASD keys to move a character around a small map. (This is just a practice example for a larger endeavor). The map simply consists of a bunch of colored <div> s. As I understand it I need to somehow bind the keypress event to something in the React

React-Redux: What is the canonical way to bind a keypress action to kick off a reducer sequence?

风格不统一 提交于 2021-01-23 13:10:02
问题 This is a newbie question for react-redux I spent a couple hours hunting around before finding so I am posting the question and then answering for posterity and also maybe code review. I am using react-redux to create a game where I want to use the WASD keys to move a character around a small map. (This is just a practice example for a larger endeavor). The map simply consists of a bunch of colored <div> s. As I understand it I need to somehow bind the keypress event to something in the React

React-Redux: What is the canonical way to bind a keypress action to kick off a reducer sequence?

末鹿安然 提交于 2021-01-23 13:08:41
问题 This is a newbie question for react-redux I spent a couple hours hunting around before finding so I am posting the question and then answering for posterity and also maybe code review. I am using react-redux to create a game where I want to use the WASD keys to move a character around a small map. (This is just a practice example for a larger endeavor). The map simply consists of a bunch of colored <div> s. As I understand it I need to somehow bind the keypress event to something in the React

Uncaught Error:expected a string. You forgot export your component from the file its defined,or you might have mixed up default/named import

只愿长相守 提交于 2021-01-22 08:54:50
问题 Could you please help me to resolve the issue. I have already tried resolving the import functions but i still get that error and I have also tried to remove "{}" which didnt work. Thanks in advance. I am following TylerMcginnis React-Redux course. Navigation.js import React from 'react' import PropTypes from 'prop-types' import Link from 'react-router-dom' import { container, navContainer, link } from './styles.css' Navigation.propTypes = ActionLinks.propTypes = NavLinks.propTypes = {